How to Write a Student Support Plan, Step by Step
A step-by-step guide to writing a Student Support Plan in an Irish primary school, with free SSP planning and review templates.
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A step-by-step guide to writing a Student Support Plan in an Irish primary school, with free SSP planning and review templates.
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Canva Education is free for eligible teachers, with no trial period. It includes premium fonts, images and graphics, plus templates for worksheets, posters and slides. I use Canva for classroom resources, and it’s worth trying a few of the tools. You can remove image backgrounds, resize a design for other formats, and use Learn Grid
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What to include in a substitute teacher handover in an Irish primary school, plus a free printable daily plan.
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A child might feel disappointed after losing a game, worried about making a mistake or upset following a disagreement with a friend. When we talk to children about these experiences, it can help to explore three different things: what they were thinking, how they were feeling and what they did next. These are connected, but
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Moving to a new class can bring a mixture of excitement, curiosity and uncertainty for children. There might be a different classroom, new routines, a new teacher or changes to familiar friendship groups. Giving children opportunities to ask questions, share information and become familiar with what comes next can be a useful part of preparing
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Friendship is something children practise in small moments throughout the school day. Inviting someone into a game, listening when a classmate is speaking and noticing when someone has been left out are all useful starting points for talking about what being a good friend means. Here are a few simple activities that can help children
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Five quick regulation resets to settle your class after the Halloween break, plus a free I Need a Reset calm-down poster for Irish primary classrooms.
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Six free 2-player pencil and paper games with every rule written as Gaeilge. Print, pair up and play.
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A simple parent-teacher meeting checklist for Irish primary teachers: what to prepare, how to run the evening, and a free meeting notes template.
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Practical teacher wellbeing ideas for Irish primary teachers. Six small, realistic habits for busy weeks, plus a free weekly planner.
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